Sentence examples for manage an approximation of from inspiring English sources

The four of us are all under 40, but by putting our heads together and working long hours we can manage an approximation of what Robin does alone.

She does a better impersonation of a person than we do an approximation of a dog.

* Alleged babydaddy Boris Johnson managed to summon an approximation of rage for the Today programme yesterday morning, telling John Humphrys of his "burning outrage [at] the horror of what has transpired".

When Marr starts into the Smiths' classic 'There Is a Light', with Neil Finn managing a sweeter approximation of Morrissey's drone, the excitement is intense.

OK, so Ashley Judd managed a fair approximation of an ant with her scraped-back hair, while Juliette Binoche's flapper-style headgear and multiple strands of pearls that seemed to be making a bid to escape left us bemused at best.

Mikael Wood of The Los Angeles Times, who attended the September 22, 2009, concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, believed "Cyrus managed a reasonable approximation of a rapper" in the performance.

Using an approximation of this expression, they manage to link the observed outbreaks to classical percolation theory tools.

"Administration officials should do that themselves and send us an approximation of the cost".

Our parks have long been political spaces, a managed approximation of the rural in the midst of our towns and cities, and as such prey to conflicting intentions.

It was an approximation of sobbing.

You have an approximation of marriage.